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He was watching Bothern from under lowered lids. as i! he hail been a wild animal waiting to charge. He was tvondering what the odds were on his getting a bullet, if he tried to rush Sothern. He was not in the least afraid of the risk. But he knew that the safety of the whole party depend- ed on his keeping a whole skin, and that at such a range mere fluke rather than good shooting would be the deciding factor. And the fluke would be on Sotherns side.
"I learned where the revolvers and ammunition were stored in the 'piane," Sothern went on. "And this afternoon while the rest of you were asleep, and Larrimore was messing about with the wire-
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Larrimore turned away.
"You know," he said quietly. "You're being simply silly. To try to take enough water for the three of us will dish the whole show."
"That's your opinion."
“it happens to be true. Sothern. You can lie about on less water than it takes to march on. As you feel as you do, you'd better take Carol and do your best. Your chances will be a hundred to one against, but stlll—"
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Janet Manson started.
"Because of Carol?" asked Lar- rimore.
“I'm simply going to prove to her that she's made a mlstnke about you," said Sothern, hedg- ing.
"Or that I have, about her?" suggested Larrlmore bitterly. “What on earth do you Rupert?"
Lnrrimore jammed both hands into the pockets of his brrechcs.
“O you all make m0 tired!" hc burst out. "What is it that civil- ization does for people apart from teaching them when to use a fish- fork and put on a hoiled shirt? Here we all arc-in a desperate fix —\ve may all be dcntl inside n. week with the vulture coming for us.- wefre up against the one thing in
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much a matter of dull fact as —as bread-and-butter. And the best that you people can do about it is to turn it into a wretched tinpot Triangle Drama. based on who's inlove with a big L with you! That's all your he-manncry and pistol brandishing comes to, Soth- crn. And I'm not at all sure that Carol doesn't rather look at it in the same way. She's much more interested in who's in love with her, than she is in whether or not we're all going to die!"
"I'm noti" Carol protested in- dignantly. "I can't help it if you both happen to be in love wit mel"
"It matters a lot Just now!" said Larrimore savagely.
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contemptuou-sly aside, was already opening the door of the cabin.
“I'd Just like to remind you all" he said, turning, "that this is lit- erally a matter of Life and‘ Death —-not Love and Kisses. We're fight- ing for our lives, not a woman's lips, if we've got to talk In the terms of a novelettel You'll find me waiting for you in the tent when you're ready to start."
The door slammed behind hlm, leaving four startled faces regard. ing each other bewilderedly.
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Carol smiled uncertainly, and covered her embarrassment by a careful powdering of her nose.
"Why are all men quite such fools when they're in love?" she fsked-apparently of the world at argie.
“You ‘might give us a chance to forget it, my dear," snapped back her aunt.
"You talk as if it was Carol complained.
"If it's anyones fault." said Hu- bert Manson patiently, “it's An. tony's here. You know, Antony, I'm really ashamed of you."
Solhcm did not move.
_"As things are." he said offen- Livell’. “I can even put up with that." _
"For heaven's sake don't start _quarrelling between our- selves!‘ said Hubert. "I only mean that this isn't like you, Antony. I don't understand it."
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Boihern dabbed at his forehead with a grimy handkerchief. With the angry bruise that stained liis Jan’. as the result of Larrlmores bIOW. he seemed in Carol's eyes extremely far removed from the excessively elegant young mm 511g had known s0 well in London. He had become a different .person: different, and even ln n queer way formidable. "Oh. what's the good of talking about it?" he muttered. “Why did you Want to drag in the love busi- ness, Carol?" Larrimores right enougmthere. I was jealous o! hlm, 1m vilely Jealous of him at this moment. I admit that, but actually it's quite beside the point—"
“What is the point, Antony?" "Simply that all he's out for ls to look after number one! That's all he does! 1 know it, and so do g1] 0f You. if You're ever honest enough Io face up to the truth. And I'm dashed if I'll trust Carol's life in the hands of a man likethat as long as I can find a mortal way to prevent itl"
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